Not all things fashionable are fabulous. Some are weird and others downright bizarre. We are nearly halfway through 2018 and there are always new entries for the 'Most outlandish clothing item' recognition. This time, both the entries happen to be jeans, at least that's what they claim to be. If you thought you have seen all the disastrous versions of the humble denim, you're wrong and how.

A Los Angeles-based brand is selling jeans that leave very little to the imagination. Denim company Carmar debuted its "extreme cut out" jeans and people on social media couldn't believe how bare they are and wondered who would even buy them.

"Extreme Cut Out Pant is a high rise pant with large statement cutouts on front and back," says Carmar's website listing of the jeans. The attention-grabbing trousers have a "relax fit" and a 10.5-inch front zipper - to cover up what's left to see.

After all, the company says, it caters to "the free-spirited generation of today.
The jeans, for the lack of a better word, might be low on the amount of fabric used but not the price tag! A pair of jeans cost a whopping US$168, or Rs. 11,000.

Are you shocked? So was Twitter!

The best part about this denim is you really don't hv to unzip it to pee#Carmar pic.twitter.com/bRT5nc8Lcg

— ㅤ ㅤ ㅤ ㅤ ㅤ ㅤ ㅤ ㅤㅤ ㅤ (@DhaOnez) May 1, 2018

extreme cut out denim jeans are a mistake and a plague on this earth

— jane b., anglaise (@__harryclarke) May 1, 2018

Everyone is compalining about the extreme cut out jeans but wait until Rihanna wears them and makes them cool

— Shéz™ (@meskailine) May 2, 2018

Here's a tip for anybody buying this overpriced @CarmarDenim nonsense. Buy a pair second hand and cut them yourself.https://t.co/6ntGk6lFV5

— ✨Emilie Gauvin✨ (@Mimiko_g) April 28, 2018

Ladies if you want respect & to be taken seriously this isn’t going to get you anywhere. PS don’t wear these to a job interview.

— Rita ����MAGA������ (@56jakesmom) May 1, 2018

If only those pockets included jeans.

— Tom �� Brady (@notTomNOTBrady) May 1, 2018

Perhaps the novelty of the jeans combined with the bold fashion statement have struck a chord with consumers. Carmar's website says the jeans are sold out and is taking email requests to be added to the waiting list.